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Fazaia Ruth Pfau Medical College, Karachi Fazaia Ruth Pfau Medical College, Karachi Candidate CNIC/NICOP/Pas Category of S# Name Father Name Aggregate ID sport Candidate 1 400199 Hamzah Naushad Siddiqui 421015-976630-1 Naushad Abid 95 Foreign Applicant 2 400181 Mohammad Ammar Ur Rahman 352012-881540-7 Mobasher Rahman Malik 95 Foreign Applicant 3 400049 Ahmad Ittefaq AB1483082 Muhammad Ittefaq 93.54545455 Foreign Applicant 4 400119 Unaiza Ijaz 154023-376796-6 Ijaz Akhtar 92.66761364 Foreign Applicant 5 400344 Huzaifa Ahmad Abbasi 313023-241242-3 Niaz Hussain Abbasi 92.34943182 Foreign Applicant 6 400218 Amal Fatima 362016-247810-6 Mohammad Saleem 92.29545455 Foreign Applicant 7 400339 Shiza Aamir 904030-129224-2 Aamir Saeed 91.74431818 Foreign Applicant 8 400196 Munazza Moeen 425016-288973-2 Moeen Uz Zafar Khan 91.70738636 Foreign Applicant 9 400188 Hamza Farooq Khan 361028-106260-9 Farooq Ahmad Khan 91.42613636 Foreign Applicant 10 400046 Kashaf Nadeem 131016-486927-9 Nadeem Ahmed Zahid 90.95738636 Foreign Applicant 11 302168 Natalia Azhar 37405-7054022-6 Azhar Mustafa Raja 90.70454545 Local Applicant 12 400114 Umar Fakhar 611012-326296-9 Nawaid Fakhar 90.6875 Foreign Applicant 13 303109 Sidra Batool 32203-4465194-8 Aman Ullah Khan 89.65909091 Local Applicant 14 400155 Mariam Adnan Rizvi 422015-762053-8 Adnan Haider Rizvi 89.625 Foreign Applicant 15 400192 Narmeen Imran taleim.com352000-385484-2 Muhammad Imran Fiaz 89.52272727 Foreign Applicant 16 307998 Ujala Zaib 32102-7800856-0 Khalil Ur Rehman Buzdar 89.5 Local Applicant 17 307453 Hafsa Arshad Azam Raja 37405-9122295-8 Raja Muhammad Arshad Azam 89.36363636 Local Applicant 18 400170 Muhammad Abdullah 312053-385662-5 Muhammad Saeed 89.22159091 Foreign Applicant 19 302838 Khawaja Abdul Rehman 34603-9991125-1 Khawaja Zahid Mehmood 89.15909091 Local Applicant 20 400216 Hana Bilal 121016-527023-6 Muhammad Bilal Ahmad 88.94602273 Foreign Applicant 21 302632 Muhammad Akhtar 36203-8203731-9 Kareem Bukhsh 88.90909091 Local Applicant 22 400045 Syeda Javeria Salman 422013-077137-4 Syed Salman Ahmed 88.89204545 Foreign Applicant 23 307007 Aiza Anwar 34104-5484341-4 Muhammad Anwar 88.84090909 Local Applicant 24 305204 Danish Danial 36302-0467110-1 John Peter 88.68181818 Local Applicant 25 300285 Muhammad Ibrahim Shahzad 37406-5772199-5 Shahzad Waseem 88.59090909 Local Applicant 26 400075 Ahmed Obaid Syed 423017-505045-3 Syed Mohammad Obaid 88.49431818 Foreign Applicant 27 304212 Ghulam Yasin 37405-3698451-5 Muhammad Ajmal Arain 88.36363636 Local Applicant 28 300211 Hamza Asim Chishty 35202-3598487-3 Asim Taufiq Chishty 88.36363636 Local Applicant 29 400168 Muneeb Munawar 352025-794107-3 Munawar Hayat 88.29261364 Foreign Applicant 30 307090 Maryam Akram 34201-4924732-0 Mustasum Billah Akram 88.25 Local Applicant 31 303426 Tamseela Almas 37104-5669830-0 Noor Zaman 88.20454545 Local Applicant Page 1 of 139 Fazaia Ruth Pfau Medical College, Karachi Candidate CNIC/NICOP/Pas Category of S# Name Father Name Aggregate ID sport Candidate 32 304586 Amna Khalid 38101-5058161-8 Khalid Hussain 88.11363636 Local Applicant 33 304787 Azka Manzoor 35104-0614238-2 Manzoor Ahmad 88.02272727 Local Applicant 34 302541 Muhammad Ahtsham Ul Haq 36203-6462868-1 Mehfooz Khan 88 Local Applicant 35 301025 Aymen Mehfooz 37201-2068702-4 Muhammad Mahfooz 87.95454545 Local Applicant 36 400298 Hiba Sohail 421011-490484-4 Sohail Akhtar 87.90056818 Foreign Applicant 37 305620 Qurat Ul Ain Fowad 35202-7326757-0 Fowad Karim 87.88636364 Local Applicant 38 307934 Baseerat Kamran 37405-3387884-4 Kamran Saeed 87.86363636 Local Applicant 39 306793 Reemal Imtesal 33105-7189737-4 Muhammad Tariq 87.72727273 Local Applicant 40 307351 Gulraiz Rehman 38302-6060178-3 Muhammad Akhtar 87.70454545 Local Applicant 41 400068 Shahzeb Humayun Kaleem 352015-334659-5 Humayun Kaleem 87.68181818 Foreign Applicant 42 307845 Akash Uneeb 33203-8108662-9 Mujahid Iqbal 87.65909091 Local Applicant 43 308059 Muhammad Sajid 36201-2377773-9 Ashiq Muhammad 87.63636364 Local Applicant 44 303917 Mahnoor Fayyaz 37405-5690675-4 Fayyaz Mehmood Awan 87.63636364 Local Applicant 45 306451 Manahil Fatima 35202-2363335-0 Amjad Javaid 87.63636364 Local Applicant 46 301907 Aiman Fatima taleim.com37101-2939343-8 Asif Nadeem 87.54545455 Local Applicant 47 303036 Huda Kazim 37405-3506848-0 Kazim Hammad 87.54545455 Local Applicant 48 305289 Armaghan Hassan 38403-2232494-1 Nisar Ahmad 87.47727273 Local Applicant 49 305488 Maryam Rafiq 35301-9195595-6 Muhammad Rafiq 87.45454545 Local Applicant 50 303381 Irsa Javed 34402-8680976-4 Javed Iqbal 87.34090909 Local Applicant 51 400019 Zainab Tariq AX7960312 Tariq Qayum 87.30681818 Foreign Applicant 52 302550 Memuna 42301-9550292-0 Jehan Zeb Khan 87.29545455 Local Applicant 53 301510 Minahil Tariq 35200-6069234-8 Muhammad Ashraf Tariq 87.29545455 Local Applicant 54 400090 Adeena Jamil AP8204142 Jamil Ahmad 87.26988636 Foreign Applicant 55 302209 Muhammad Ansar 32304-8578492-5 Nazeer Ahmad 87.22727273 Local Applicant 56 400197 Muhammad Usman Moeen 425010-117658-1 Moeen Uz Zafar Khan 87.20170455 Foreign Applicant 57 300167 Inaam Ullah 32102-0652209-3 Inayat Ullah 87.15909091 Local Applicant 58 400135 Amna Kaleem Ahmed 422012-704899-2 Kaleem Ahmed 86.98011364 Foreign Applicant 59 303682 Sami Ullah 34602-5025020-9 Muhammad Jaffar 86.97727273 Local Applicant 60 302959 Muhammad Anas 36302-6853795-5 Farooq Ahmad 86.90909091 Local Applicant 61 303535 Javeria Sharif 35303-8454215-2 Muhammad Sharif 86.88636364 Local Applicant 62 305283 Asad Noor 36201-4688254-9 Muhammad Sarwar Nusrat 86.81818182 Local Applicant Page 2 of 139 Fazaia Ruth Pfau Medical College, Karachi Candidate CNIC/NICOP/Pas Category of S# Name Father Name Aggregate ID sport Candidate 63 400200 Hadia Rafique GP9990572 Muhammad Rafique 86.80397727 Foreign Applicant 64 308127 Saira Tariq 34101-7895943-0 Muhammad Tariq Iqbal 86.75 Local Applicant 65 305966 Muhammad Maaz 31304-8356135-3 Nasrullah 86.70454545 Local Applicant 66 400105 Ali Riaz Akram Siddiqui 173011-695442-7 Muhammad Riaz Akram 86.70170455 Foreign Applicant 67 304451 Abdul Rehman 31202-8319812-9 Khadim Hussain 86.68181818 Local Applicant 68 302389 Rida Irfan 36103-9861088-0 Irfan Ul Haq 86.68181818 Local Applicant 69 307537 Ahmad Hassan 37405-4240669-5 Muhammad Zahid Nawaz 86.63636364 Local Applicant 70 305937 Muhammad Asad Ur Rehman 31302-2476605-1 Muddassir Ali 86.59090909 Local Applicant 71 400036 Muneeb Raza 133022-079975-9 Raza Ur Rashid 86.54261364 Foreign Applicant 72 301876 Faseeha Asif 33102-3404346-8 Asif Mahmood 86.52272727 Local Applicant 73 300730 Ahmed Ali 35202-0504910-1 Rahila Ikram 86.5 Local Applicant 74 302338 Taha Hussain 35101-3728842-9 Muhammad Hussain Sabir 86.5 Local Applicant 75 301074 Aqsa Adeel Khan 54400-6307011-8 Adeel Tariq 86.47727273 Local Applicant 76 306919 Rumaisa Kalsoom 37104-4892014-8 Abdul Malik 86.47727273 Local Applicant 77 300504 Hurma Kashif taleim.com31304-3075575-4 Muhammad Kashif 86.45454545 Local Applicant 78 307671 Shaiza Arshad 35202-5762057-4 Muhammad Arshad 86.38636364 Local Applicant 79 302948 Abdul Haseeb 38201-6725557-9 Muhammad Sher 86.38636364 Local Applicant 80 305800 Kamran Sattar 31201-9806228-7 Abdul Sattar 86.38636364 Local Applicant 81 300802 Sehlah Asif 31303-5660629-6 Asif Javed 86.29545455 Local Applicant 82 300705 Usama Bin Tahir 32203-7773693-7 Muhammad Mithoo 86.29545455 Local Applicant 83 305515 Sana Noor 33202-0149926-8 Muhammad Ishaq 86.29545455 Local Applicant 84 303424 Malaika Khalil 31201-3441386-4 Irshad Bibi 86.25 Local Applicant 85 306041 Aleena Javed 31102-9510152-6 Muhammad Javed Iqbal 86.25 Local Applicant 86 304103 Momna Afzal 36601-9400028-8 Muhammad Afzal 86.22727273 Local Applicant 87 301544 Aaisha Akhtar 37201-3566632-6 Akhtar Hussain 86.22727273 Local Applicant 88 301644 Hafiza Reem Aslam 32202-4563113-4 Muhammad Aslam 86.20454545 Local Applicant 89 302705 Nimra Hameed 36302-6522056-0 Hafiz Abdul Hameed 86.18181818 Local Applicant 90 300721 Zoraiz Arshad 35302-1995332-9 Imran Arshad Khokhar 86.18181818 Local Applicant 91 305705 Muhammad Furqan Shahid 34101-2292068-7 Muhammad Shahid 86.18181818 Local Applicant 92 300689 Sibgha Latif 35202-5976379-4 Abdul Latif Usmani 86.15909091 Local Applicant 93 307910 Shaista Fatima 33202-3146552-6 Akhtar Ali Khan 86.13636364 Local Applicant Page 3 of 139 Fazaia Ruth Pfau Medical College, Karachi Candidate CNIC/NICOP/Pas Category of S# Name Father Name Aggregate ID sport Candidate 94 303429 Bareera Fatima Ahmad 38403-1493083-2 Naveed Ahmad 86.09090909 Local Applicant 95 400162 Isbah Nabeel Qaiser CB9990753 Nabeel Qaiser 86.04829545 Foreign Applicant 96 304707 Huda Fatima 34601-6830235-4 Chaudary Fiaz Ahmed Cheema 86.04545455 Local Applicant 97 308002 Mubashra Rashid 31102-4132486-8 Rashid Ahmed 86.02272727 Local Applicant 98 308007 Ayesha Fatima 32102-4698452-3 Muhammad Hussain Azad 86.02272727 Local Applicant 99 305414 Mohammad Omar 17301-8161181-7 Amjad Sohail 86 Local Applicant 100 307851 Samin Ijaz 36601-6098018-2 Malik Ijaz Ahmad 85.97727273 Local Applicant 101 303447 Zainab Farooque 37201-2573634-2 Muhammad Farooque 85.95454545 Local Applicant 102 306289 Fatima Mujahid 36502-6771043-0 Rana Muhammad Mujahid 85.95454545 Local Applicant 103 302044 Mehkash Fatima 31303-7427397-0 Muhammad Asfdar 85.95454545 Local Applicant 104 303400 Muhammad Fahad Ikram Khan 38302-9362971-5 Ikram Ullah Khan 85.93181818 Local Applicant 105 304565 Hafiz Abdullah Hassan 31202-8497295-9 Muhammad Hassan Mehmood 85.93181818 Local Applicant 106 304716 Muhammad Bilal 35202-5436329-3 Javid Amanat 85.93181818 Local Applicant 107 400091 Ahmed Abdullah
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